Pinterest is my new addiction. I love looking for new ways to make my household chores easier. I came across this idea and I jumped on it!! Amazed at the results!
Yes, I know my grills were bad. I was standing my ground in having my hubby be the one to scrub these. Well as you can see I was losing my battle. I now will do them myself and he can focus on making sure he takes out the garbage and helping with other chores 😉
Place stove burner in Ziploc bag, pour 1/4 c. of ammonia, soak overnight
Wipe it down with a wet sponge (I added dish soap)
Your job is done!!
Can’t take credit for this amazing tip, here is the blog I found it in The V Spot: Cleaning Stove Burners
THANK YOU, V SPOT!!
Desert Mamis - Tucson Mom Group 
You are welcome. 🙂
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I tried this and it worked like magic! Thanks:)
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There’s not only the matter of contemporary versus traditional when it comes to woodburning stoves, but also heat output, energy efficiency, and price.
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This works great, my stove looks like new again.
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So I tried this last night, and it didn't work for me. The (all pupose) ammonia has been around awhile…would that matter? Also, I used a kitchen trash bag with the cinch and just tied it, should I have used a twist tie as well? I'm going to try it again as nothing will get these grates and burners clean.
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That trick has been around for ever. I used to watch my grandmom clean any grates, stoveburner etc with ammonia. it has ben a cleaning option since at least the '60s when I knew of it, if course blogs make it easy to spread the word…
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What a great tip,it worked like magic, and No damaged nails.
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Tried this today…I was AMAZED at how well it worked! My burners look like new!!!
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Where do I find the ammonia ?Does it has to be in powder?
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I hope.
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